The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1887-01-13

Amounts In Up. orders paid. ..... s. 81
Amount in district orders paid - $50 y
Amt in expenses acct paid 1S5
Amt in check Oh bank Of WOr-
thingtOn ................ 1888 45
Paid over-total credits. .....:. Il *3i10 A3
Said Board of Audit also made an exhibit OF
the :andng Of the accounts Of all the different
funds. A trial balance, indicating that the ac-
count Of cash on hand on the evening Of Jan. 4,
1887, as shown above was absolutely correct.
In connection with said account was certificates
OF transfer of said funds, which were signed by
members of the Board of Audit and ordered ap-
proved. and certified by the Board OF County
Commissioners.
Agents for the sale of text books were ap-
pointed and amounts OF bond for each tixcd as
below stated:
Charles Pardoe. at Ellsworth. bond fixed at
$40; Il. d. Barber, ut Worthington, bond fixed
at $500; 8. B Bedford, Ruslmorc, bond fixed at
500; Peter Geyerman, Hersey, bond fixed at
800: A. j. Rice. Adrian, bond fixed at $500.
On notion the county auditor was directed to
charge in account to the village OF Ellsworth all
expense Of printing and publishing notices and
order Of election etc. connected With its in
corporation allowed and paid from county
fluids.
The pay to the county treasurer on salary or
dered, limited to the sum of 800 each month.
Proposals wcrerecrived for printing as follows:
From A. p. Miller:
10 publish the delinquent tax list free of cost.
Annual statement and other similar tabulated
work one half legal rates
All other county printing, except commission
er proceedings. at one third legal rates. and pro-
ceedilgs Of the Board at Ice a folio
From Hitchcock & Son:
Delinquent tax list at one third legal rates.
Annual financial statement and other printing,
proceedings, legal notices, etc. at onc-third le-
gal rates, and tu mail to 800 taxpayers Of the
county each 4 copy OF the paper containing fin
a"cial statement, and to furnish supplements
containing all county printing to other pub
fishers to the amount Of their circulation ut ac-
tual cost.
S. s. Haislet proposed to publish the delin-
quent tax list at 1oc per folio. Other printing at
One.half legal rates.
G. II. Eastwood-An county printing at one.
third legal rates.
On motion, the proposal of A. P. Miller was
accepted for all printing mentioned.
Aud i resolution was passed designating the
ADVANCE rs the paper in which the delinquent
tax list Of the ensuing year should be published
Attorney Lange was requested to write up
contracts with county printer and physician:
also to see to having Jail accounts made up so as
to show the amount which other counties ought
to pay as 4 part Of the expenses.
On motion, l,OGO blank orders on the poor fund
for temporary relief was ordered printed. bound
in tablets OF 100 each, under the supervision Of
the chairman, at the lowest Obtainable rates.
On motion, 1t was ordered that the county au-
ditor be allowed to take two blank transfer
record DO ks, new, now on hand, ut cost.
Commissioner Denton was directed to make
arrangements 1T Fulda to have supplies fur.
nished for Mrs. Lange and family OF Seward
township. The auditor was directed to draw
orders on the poor fund in payment for such
supplies when presented properly certified or
endorsed by him.
Bills audited and allowed during the session
OH the poor fund:
Azom Forbes, fuel furnished. SO
OG G:undstcn, / months rent for Mrs
F j Porter, fue furnished 81 43
Joseph Cowen, supplies furnished ........ IL Is
Robert Milli"gton, care Of Potter, insane,
and family. y............ ................ W
ON REVENUE FUND.
AZ0m FOrDoS, COrOS WOOO ana OrayaGe.. IL /"
B r johnson, recording bonds AMI alb
stracts Of title on depot grounds. ......... Is As
P Durfee, rent Masonic Hall for grand
jury ......................... w
Il II Miller, sheriff fees. 5 IS
p Miller printing Com. proceedings..... 81
& H EASTWOOD election notices, ETC., Ellis
worth w ......27 q 63
E Hitchcock g. Son, election notices. etc.
Ellsworth 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 IS
Hitchcock & Son, blanks, note heads etc. 9 05
Ge" J Day, 25uc pictorial envelopes. ....... 8 so
VIM Wigham. easy chair for Treas. office. SO
l. B Bennett. days on the Bd Of audit. l: co
E 5 Mills, days on the Bd Of audit. ~ co
+ 8 Mills, day Or. the Bd of audit ..... 3 o.
Daniel Shell. days on the Bd of audit.... 12 co
l. B Bennett, fees, state W.. Ryan. n.......... l SIS
l. B Bennett, fees, state vs.. Langdon IL Is
!. B Bennett, state statistics, etc...:.. 40
J II Denton. 3 days B Co. CONS and mil
age ................. ................... IL w
S B Bedford, 3 days Bd Co. CONS. and mil
Richard O'Hearn 3 days Bd Co CONS. and
j A Town.. days Bd Co. CONS. .......... 9 co
IS Melick.3 days Bd Co. CONS. and milage u so
The Board adjourned subject to call by the
chairman.
+. 8. MILLS, J. A. Town,
County Auditor. Chairman.
SURPRISED At THE "OLD MAN."
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